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A legend in the tiny town of Washburn, Maine, talks of buried gold and the supernatural forces who protect it.

Maine animals often find their way into the headlines, sometimes for tragic reasons and sometimes just for fun.

Maine's famous Bubble Rock not only defies gravity, but also traveled 30 miles before coming to rest in Acadia National Park.

I never knew people actually ski on Mt. Katahdin, but I'm impressed with those who dare to do it.

A Maine Veterinary Hospital celebrated April Fools by offering to deliver human babies for cookies or furniture.

Maine's Moose Lottery application period begins soon, including for Seniors who may get a permit automatically.

A non-profit in Old Town, Maine is helping people rebuild their lives after devastating fires, homelessness, and other situations.

I love the beach and taking pictures, so let's turn off the Maine winter chill for a few minutes and bask in thoughts and images of sun and sand.

Buy one of Maine's oldest candlepin bowling alleys and you could combine work and fun in one special place.

Here are some of my favorites, along with a few that I heard as a kid that I'd like to add.

What are they for and what do you need to know?

From Kittery to Islesboro, some of Hollywood's biggest names have owned homes in Maine. We explore the who and where.

In the small town of Randolph, Maine, a historic bike path holds tales of ghosts, orbs, and ritualistic lands.

Wrapped beneath seaweed is the remnants of an abandoned shipping vessel that still stands off the coast of Maine.

A campus myth and a townie joke for decades, are there actually underground tunnels connecting buildings on the Bates College campus in Lewiston?

If you long for those days of Maine's past, this list of 10 things you might remember from the '80s will bring you back for a while.